Serbia's Infrastructure Spending Under Scrutiny: Lack of Feasibility Studies Raises Concerns

Concerns Rise Over Lack of Economic Studies for Serbian Infrastructure Projects BELGRADE, Serbia — A recent interview on the Serbian television program "OKO" has sparked debate over the lack of comprehensive economic feasibility studies for major infrastructure projects in the country. The interview featured [Name of Interviewee], who raised serious concerns about the absence of such studies. "If there had been studies on economic viability," [Name of Interviewee] stated, "we wouldn't have built half the motorways, and certainly not the Morava Corridor." His comments highlight a broader issue of transparency and accountability in government spending. The interviewee's arguments suggest a need for greater scrutiny of future projects to ensure responsible allocation of public funds. The lack of such studies raises questions about potential inefficiencies and the long-term economic impact of these investments. This discussion underscores the importance of thorough planning and analysis before undertaking large-scale infrastructure projects. The call for greater transparency and accountability is a crucial step toward ensuring the sustainable and responsible development of Serbia's infrastructure.